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Launched at the UN Climate Action Summit in New York, this brief sets out the case for securing collecting tenure rights in the context of REDD+ and sustainable development, presents success stories (positive impact of secure collective tenure rights) and proposes a range of measures for policymakers to progress in this domain. It pays particular attention to the links with and contribution to national strategies to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD+) and nationally determined contributions (NDCs).
Launched at theÂÂ UN Climate Action Summit in New York, this brief sets out the case for securing collecting tenure rights in the context of REDD+ and sustainable development, presents success stories (positive impact of secure collective tenure rights) and proposes a range of measures for policy makers to progress in this domain. It pays particular attention to the links with and contribution to national strategies to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD+) and nationally determined contributions (NDCs).
The report summarizes the findings from three assessments conducted in Tunisia in the context of REDD+. These include an assessment of institutional capacity, a study on the requirements for a national forest monitoring system, and an assessment on the land tenure regime in the context of REDD+.
Le rapport résume les conclusions de trois évaluations réalisées en Tunisie dans le contexte de la REDD +. Celles-ci comprennent une évaluation de la capacité institutionnelle, une étude sur les exigences relatives à un système national de suivi des forêts et une évaluation du régime foncier dans le contexte de REDD +.
This publication contributes to a better understanding of the institutional context in Tunisia in relation to REDD+ readiness. This report provides an assessment of the institutional structures and capacities in Tunisia in relation to the development of a national REDD+ program. It identified gaps and proposes recommendations to address these gaps.
Cette publication contribue à une meilleure compréhension du contexte institutionnel en Tunisie en relation avec l'état de préparation à la REDD +. Ce rapport fournit une évaluation des structures et des capacités institutionnelles de la Tunisie en relation avec le développement d'un programme national REDD +. Le rapport a identifié les lacunes et a proposé des recommandations pour y remédier.
This assessment provides an overview of the land tenure situation in Tunisia in the context of REDD+. It analyzes the legal and policy framework and provides a comprehensive set of recommendations for next steps. It also includes data on forest jurisdictions and areas under each jurisdiction. The objectives of the study were to contribute to the protection of the country’s forests, to provide up to date data on forest tenure, and to better understand the connections between REDD+ and tenure. As a result of the study the forest areas under different tenure systems were identified and quantified.
Cette évaluation donne un aperçu de la situation du régime foncier en Tunisie dans le contexte de REDD +. Il analyse le cadre juridique et politique et fournit un ensemble complet de recommandations pour les prochaines étapes. Il comprend également des données sur les juridictions forestières et les zones relevant de chaque juridiction. L’étude avait pour objectif de contribuer à la protection des forêts du pays, de fournir des données actualisées sur le régime foncier des forêts et de mieux comprendre les liens qui unissent REDD + et le régime foncier. À la suite de cette étude, les zones forestières soumises à différents systèmes de tenure ont été identifiées et quantifiées.
This assessment report provides a comprehensive review of Malawi's tenure regime in the context of developing the country's national REDD+ program. The document includes information on the historical context, legal and policy framework, sources of land tenure insecurity, gender issues, and other cross-cutting governance challenges. A set of recommendations for next steps is included in the conclusion.
This review describes seven sets of processes that influence this context, and therefore shape land and forest tenure in contemporary Laos. These include:1. Macro-scale forest management,2. Village-scale zoning and land-use planning,3. Large-scale investment and infrastructure,4. Individual land titling,5. Smallholder cash cropping and contract farming,6. Community-oriented forestry including but not limited to REDD+, and7. Community-scale land titling and other forms of tenure recognition.
Evaluation des besoins pour le développement d’une approche nationale REDD+ à Madagascar La sécurisation foncière des forêts :
Analyse de la situation foncière des forêts et de ses conséquences sur la gestion forestière
AUBERT S., LOHANIVO A.C., RAKOTONDRABE M., RAHAJASON F., RANDRIAMANARIVONTSOA F.
En raison des impacts néfastes de l’insécurité foncière sur les ressources forestières, une compréhension approfondie de la situation foncière et l’identification de mesures efficaces pour promouvoir la sécurisation des terres constituent les points de départ d’une gestion durable forestière notamment dans le cadre des efforts REDD+.
Tenure & REDD+: Developing Enabling Tenure Conditions for REDD+
The tenure of land, forests and other natural resources has crucial implications for REDD+ goals, planning and implementation processes. Tenure is a decisive factor in the identification of stakeholders whose rights, territories and livelihoods are affected by REDD+ activities. It is important to understand the multiple and complex tenure systems at play in forest areas because these are central to establishing who to reward for contributing to REDD+ and how. Tenure is the basis upon which to create effective benefit-sharing systems. The domestic laws and policies framing forest tenure systems also play a major part in the achievement of REDD+ goals: their provisions may result in either reduced or increased deforestation. While tenure-related risks will affect the implementation of REDD+, REDD+ activities may also reduce or exacerbate land conflicts by changing the value of forests.